Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou is set to be given the opportunity to sign Kingsley Coman while also securing a permanent deal for Mathys Tel when discussions take place with Bayern Munich in the summer, sources have told GIVEMESPORT. Spurs have built a strong working relationship with the German champions following Harry Kane’s £100 million transfer to the Allianz Arena in August 2023 and Eric Dier’s subsequent move to Bavaria. This connection allowed Tottenham to capitalize on the winter transfer window, securing Tel on loan with an option to buy for £45 million.
As the season progresses, Tottenham remains keen on making Tel’s stay permanent, but fresh reports suggest that Bayern Munich may also offer them the chance to sign Coman. The 28-year-old French winger has struggled to cement his place in Vincent Kompany’s starting lineup since the former Manchester City captain took charge last summer. Consequently, Bayern are open to parting ways with Coman and are prepared to listen to offers in the region of £30 million when the transfer window reopens.
While Spurs have not yet made a definitive decision on whether to move for Coman, they have been made aware of his availability. The former Juventus and PSG winger has continued to be an attacking threat for Bayern despite his limited role under Kompany, and the German giants believe he could benefit from a new challenge elsewhere. However, one major obstacle for Tottenham could be Coman’s substantial wages, as he currently earns around £275,000 per week. Spurs may be reluctant to match those terms, meaning the player himself would likely have to accept a pay cut to facilitate a move.
Regardless of whether they sign Coman, Tottenham is actively looking to strengthen their attacking options. The club remains intent on exercising their option to buy Tel, with internal confidence that the young French forward has plenty of untapped potential. Having adapted smoothly to life in England, Tel is viewed as a long-term asset for Spurs, particularly amid growing uncertainty over captain Heung-min Son’s future. Tottenham’s coaching staff sees Tel as a strong option on the left flank, and the club is eager to add further attacking reinforcements to ensure competition for starting spots.
Coman, described as an “unbelievable” talent, could be a key addition as Postecoglou looks to add depth to his squad. Injuries have hampered Spurs this season, contributing to their struggles in the race for European qualification, and the Australian coach is keen to avoid a repeat next term. Bayern Munich, for their part, are looking to generate funds to reshape their squad for the 2025/26 season, making Coman one of the players they are willing to cash in on.
While Tottenham could take advantage of their ties with Bayern to bolster their squad, one player they will not be reuniting with is Harry Kane. GIVEMESPORT previously reported that despite Kane’s openness to a Premier League return at some point in the future, he is expected to remain with Bayern for now. Instead, Spurs’ focus will be on finalizing their business with the Bundesliga giants, with Tel’s permanent signing a priority and Coman emerging as a potential target should the financial conditions align.
From Fabrizio, Not only Tel, Tottenham will also be offered £275,000-a-week Bayern Munich star during negotiations for Tel permanent deal
